PAINT A SCULPTURE
Colour. Expression. No rules. On Saturday, September 19, during the Warsaw Tattoo Convention, you'll have the chance to transform a sculpture into your own unique work of art together with Kamil Jaczyński. Spray paint, markers, acrylics, and complete creative freedom – no templates, no limitations.
Pop art, neo-expressionism, art brut, and pure creativity. Every piece will be one of a kind, and you'll take your finished sculpture home, to your studio, or your workspace. If you love art, tattoos, and great creative energy, you won't want to miss this workshop.
Participation will be limited to approximately 20 people. More details about registration and participation will be announced soon.
About the Artist
Kamil Jaczyński (born in 1981) is a visual artist associated with neo-expressionism. His artistic practice exists at the intersection of contemporary art, visual culture, and music. He lives and works in the Praga district of Warsaw. He is a member of the Association of Polish Artists and Designers – Applied Arts Warsaw and the Warsaw Association of Visual Artists.
Working with mixed media including acrylic, spray paint, markers, and collage, Jaczyński creates bold, layered compositions. The central motif of his work is the human figure, often distorted and used as a vehicle for exploring psychological and social tensions. His paintings speak through expressive visual language, drawing inspiration from science fiction aesthetics as well as the tradition of gestural painting. Among his key influences are Jean-Michel Basquiat, Karel Appel, Georg Baselitz, Andrzej Cisowski, and Zbigniew Nitka.
Jaczyński created the visual identity for the 9th edition of the "Media i Sztuka" Festival in Darłowo, where he also presented a solo exhibition featuring 180 artworks and painted a live mural during the event.
He also designs album covers, collaborating with artists including Eskaubei & Tomasz Nowak Quartet (Sweet Spot, Muzyczny Tyrmand), Jano (Hipnoza – Gold Record), T Dot Est (Re LP), and Prykson Fisk (Hip-hop Zombie). His painting Silent Operator was featured on the cover of a novel by Antoni Casas Ros, published in France by Éditions Abstractions. His works have been exhibited internationally, featured in publications and auctions, and are held in private collections, including those of Józef Wilkoń and the Omeen Art Foundation.
Alongside his artistic career, Jaczyński has been actively involved in the music industry for many years as a specialist in public relations and music marketing. For 15 years he worked with the record label Wielkie Joł, where he was responsible for communications and the supervision of music and audiovisual projects, including the release of Powrócifszy by Warszafski Deszcz.
He is also a lecturer at the Academy of Music Managers and has taught postgraduate courses at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN) and Collegium Civitas. He is a member of the Polish Phonographic Academy and the Association of Audio Video Producers. As a cultural animator, he has co-created educational and research initiatives such as Urban Poetry Rap and the Anthology of Polish Rap, published by the National Centre for Culture, while also initiating nationwide debates on copyright law and contemporary models of cultural production.
Instagram: @kamil_jakuza_jaczynski
